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  • Highlands scheme process enters final stretch
    The winding up of the liabilities of insolvent UK insurer Highlands Insurance Company (HUK) will enter its final stage next month, as reinsurance cedants will have the chance to vote on a proposed scheme of arrangement.
    25 July 2011
  • Surveillance comes together for international insurers
    The International Association of Insurance Supervisors (IAIS) is seeking comments on its proposals for a new supervision framework that will set out how regulators should oversee international insurance firms.
    25 July 2011
  • Tokio Marine acts to secure UK scheme from US challenge
    Tokio Marine Europe Insurance Limited (TME) has filed a motion in a New York court aimed at protecting a scheme of arrangement agreed with its UK creditors.
    25 July 2011
  • FSB sets out regime for failing firms
    Financial watchdogs the Financial Stability Board (FSB) and the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision are asking for input on their proposals on how to supervise systemically important financial institutions.
    25 July 2011
  • Regulator removes boot from financial firms’ throats
    Regulatory actions against financial firms have begun to decline from the zenith of the post-financial crisis litigation frenzy, according to a report by analytics firm Advisen.
    25 July 2011
  • Willis anti-bribery fine tops list
    The Financial Services Authority (FSA) will not need to turn to the new Bribery Act to enforce anti-corruption measures, as the almost £7mn fine it imposed on broker Willis last week showed.
    25 July 2011
  • Beachcroft and DAC confirm merger
    Insurance specialist law firms Beachcroft and Davies Arnold Cooper are to merge under the banner of DAC Beachcroft on 1 November.
    25 July 2011
  • UK commercial lawsuits fall heavily in 2010
    The number of commercial cases launched in the UK High Court in 2010 fell by nearly a third year-on-year, but this is likely to mask a high number of out of court disputes, according to City law firm Reynolds Porter Chamberlain (RPC).
    25 July 2011
  • Cat bond pays out for Glacier Re
    Glacier Re, the Swiss-based reinsurer currently in run-off, could reclaim $27mn from a cat bond it sponsored in 2008 to help pay $175mn estimated net losses from 2008's Hurricane Ike.
    25 July 2011
  • Trio of cat bonds to kick off Q3
    Three diversifying cat bonds are currently in the market and are likely to be welcomed by the specialist investors who have endured an unusually quiet run-up to the hurricane season and are keen for non-US wind exposures.
    25 July 2011
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